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Best Long-Lasting Lip Stains For 2025

Beauty
May 4, 2025

Image credit @ Benjamin Madgwick for Sunday Telegraph / Stella magazine

You have seen with super long war spots that promise up to 24 knights of clothing that are announced on your social media channels. But do real work? Lips spots are an option for those looking for a long wind color that stays for the day. They balance pigmentation and longevity, which makes them ideal for days or events in which you do not have time for constant touch -up. So what makes them long, what should you look for when you choose one and how do you get to the fullest?

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What makes the lips spots the lung?

Unlike traditional lipsticks, lips spots tend to wear dyes or pigments that adhere to the lips, creating a dye that resists fading, even through food and drink. Many are designed to be waterproof, ensuring that the color remains in place for hours. The raffle? They can be quite dry, so it is possible that you want to consider full of a brightness or a balm to finish (and this will need to finish!).

What to look for in a lipstick

Lipst stains come in several finishes, from mate to brilliant. Mate finishes tend to last longer, while brilliant can wear faster, but leave a flat color washing. Look for formulas containing hyaluronic acid, glycerin, vegetable oils or karité butter to avoid dryness and keep the lips comfortable through wear. Waterproof formulas will give the longest color reward.

How to apply lipstick

To make the most of your lipstick, you start gently exfoliating your lips to create a soft base for a uniform application. Then apply a moisturizing lip balm and let it absorb for a few minutes before applying the stain. Apply thin layers of La Mancha, transferring with a fabric between each layer for a more intense and durable color. Finally, allow the stain to establish for at least 30 seconds, depending on the desired intensity.

How do you remove the lipstick?

Putting them is one thing, hitting them can be another challenge! Try to use an oil -based makeup remover or a cleaning balm to break the pigments. Gently massage the remover on the lips with a cotton cotton or a cleaning cloth. Use a soft lip scrub If there is any color. Remember to hydrate your lips after cleaning.